Moderator Claire-Lise Debluë, historian, oversees a series of roundtables bringing together photographers, artists and specialists in research, curatorship and conservation.
The programme examines photography’s bicentennial significance, exploring materiality, circulation, volume and authenticity to interrogate the image’s role in society. Each roundtable discusses research, collections and contemporary practices, often preceded by a presentation of a historical work or related artistic project, revealing connections across history and critical inquiry.
In French.
